All American Traffic, LLC

A carefully arranged workstation displaying a large, high-resolution digital map of a New York State highway network on a sleek ultra-wide monitor, with color-coded traffic volumes and turning movement counts clearly visible. The monitor sits on a clean, matte white desk alongside a slim black keyboard, a closed engineering-grade field tablet, and a neatly stacked set of labeled traffic count summary sheets. Soft, diffused daylight from an unseen window creates gentle reflections on the monitor and subtle shadows on the desk, producing a calm, focused atmosphere. Shot at eye level with a slight angle, the composition uses a rule-of-thirds layout and shallow depth of field, emphasizing clarity, precision, and a professional, corporate photographic realism aesthetic.

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A bird’s eye view of a complex urban intersection modeled in a detailed digital traffic simulation, showing clearly delineated lanes, crosswalks, turn arrows, and synchronized signal phases. Vehicles are rendered as simple, color-differentiated shapes flowing through the network, with animated lane utilization and queue lengths represented by subtle gradients. The interface sits within a clean, modern software window on a dark, minimalistic desktop background. Cool, even monitor light illuminates the scene, with the surrounding environment fading softly into shadow. The mood is analytical and methodical, captured in sharp focus with a wide composition that leaves ample negative space. The photographic style feels corporate and structured, emphasizing organized traffic data collection for engineering analyses and municipal planning.

Traffic Data Collection

We provide professional traffic data collection tailored to traffic impact studies, delivering accurate counts, lane configurations, and timing data to support reliable transportation analyses.

Our team uses engineer-friendly methodologies and consistent field protocols to deliver organized datasets aligned with project requirements and industry standards.

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Parking Studies

We assess parking demand, turnover, and occupancy to inform zoning, downtown revitalization, and multi modal planning.

Our data collection supports on-street and off-street parking analyses, delivering results that are easy to integrate into traffic impact or planning studies.

A meticulously organized set of printed engineering traffic count reports spread across a light gray conference table, featuring neatly formatted turning movement diagrams, peak hour factor tables, and time-stamped volume charts. Each report is clipped within slim, transparent covers, aligned in tidy rows beside a lightweight laptop displaying a matching digital spreadsheet. Neutral overhead office lighting casts soft, even illumination without glare, creating crisp legibility of every line and symbol. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with sharp focus across the entire frame, the composition feels structured and methodical, with strong horizontal lines and clean negative space around the documents. The mood is disciplined and reliable, embodying a modern corporate aesthetic that reinforces consistent methodologies and engineer-friendly traffic data presentation.

Intersection Analysis

We capture turning movements, pedestrian and bicycle interactions, and signal timing to inform intersection efficiency and safety improvements.

Our crews collect data with engineer-friendly formats, ensuring clean, sortable datasets that align with project scopes and state DOT guidelines.

All American Traffic

We partner with municipalities, engineering firms, and agencies across New York State to deliver reliable data collection and transportation support services.

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An overhead, top-down view of a carefully marked aerial photograph of a multi-leg intersection, printed on matte engineering paper and spread on a smooth, neutral-toned drafting surface. Fine-tipped colored markings indicate turning movement count locations, approach volumes, pedestrian crossing points, and data collection positions, all referenced to a tidy legend in one corner. A precision metal scale ruler and a compact digital data logger rest nearby, aligned parallel to the page edges. Soft, diffuse studio lighting eliminates harsh shadows, emphasizing linework and annotations. The composition is centered with balanced margins, creating a structured, analytical mood. The photographic realism and clean, minimalist corporate style convey careful planning for intersection and corridor studies within larger transportation projects.

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A close-up, side-view scene of a compact, pole-mounted traffic video camera securely attached to a galvanized steel signpost along a well-marked suburban corridor. The camera housing is weather-sealed with a matte gray finish and neatly routed cables running down the post into a locked, metal equipment box. The adjacent roadway features clear lane striping, a center turn lane, and a distant traffic signal head, all softly blurred. Late afternoon neutral daylight casts gentle highlights on the metal surfaces and creates subtle shadows on the sidewalk. The composition uses a shallow depth of field and rule-of-thirds framing, focusing sharply on the equipment. The mood is technically precise and dependable, rendered in clean photographic realism suitable for showcasing professional traffic data collection infrastructure.